Medicine at Brunel University of London

Brunel Medicine admissions: 2027 entry

  • Sources checked 27 September 2026
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The short answer

For 2027 entry, Brunel Medicine (A100) lists the UCAT and GAMSAT as admissions tests; the course page says which applies to you.1 Brunel has not published a UCAT cut-off in the sources we checked, so there is no line to aim for beyond its own rules below.1 A-levels: AAA-AAB; A in Biology/Chemistry and A in another science or Maths.1 Interview format: MMI.1

Admissions test
UCAT or GAMSAT1
A100, 2027 entry
Published
Latest UCAT figure
Not published1
No cut-off in the sources checked
Not published
A-level offer
AAA-AAB1
Standard offer, A100
Published
Interview
MMI1
Format
Published

Enter your UCAT score and see each school's published line beside it.

UCAT scores for Brunel Medicine

Not published A UCAT cut-off is not published in the sources we checked (27 September 2026). That does not mean there is no rule: check the official page.1

How selection works

How applicants are ranked
UCAT or GAMSAT considered with qualifications and application.1,2Published[1] Medical Schools Council, checked 27 Sep 2026; [2] Brunel University of London, checked 26 Sep 2026
SJT rule, A100
SJT Band 4 is not accepted. Selection: UCAT relative rank.2Published[2] Brunel University of London, checked 26 Sep 2026
Interview format
MMI.1Published[1] Medical Schools Council, checked 27 Sep 2026

Entry requirements

Short summaries of the published rules. Subject exclusions, equivalent qualifications and resit rules are on the official page.

GCSE, A100
Five GCSEs at grade 6; source inconsistently labels Maths as B/5; two sciences at 6.1Sources disagree[1] Medical Schools Council, checked 27 Sep 2026
A-levels, A100
AAA-AAB; A in Biology/Chemistry and A in another science or Maths.1Published[1] Medical Schools Council, checked 27 Sep 2026
Contextual offer
Not published in the sources we checked.1Not published[1] Medical Schools Council, checked 27 Sep 2026

Interviews and offers

Not published An interview-to-offer figure is not published in the sources we checked (27 September 2026). That does not mean there is no rule: check the official page.1

Courses and routes

Every route this school lists for the entry year. The figures above apply to the route named beside them.
UCAS codeCourseLengthWho can applySource
A100MBBS Medicine (A100)5 YearsAll[3] Medical Schools Council, checked 27 Sep 2026

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Questions people ask

What UCAT score do I need for Brunel medicine?

Brunel has not published a UCAT cut-off in the sources we checked, so there is no line to aim for beyond its own rules below.1 The UCAT cut-off calculator compares a score with every school that does publish a figure. How the score is used: UCAT or GAMSAT considered with qualifications and application.1,2

How are UCAT and academic results weighted?

UCAT or GAMSAT considered with qualifications and application.1,2 GCSE: Five GCSEs at grade 6; source inconsistently labels Maths as B/5; two sciences at 6.1 A-levels: AAA-AAB; A in Biology/Chemistry and A in another science or Maths.1

Can I apply with my SJT band or contextual eligibility?

SJT Band 4 is not accepted for A100.2 No contextual rule is published in the sources we checked.1

What was the published interview-to-offer rate?

Brunel has not published matching interview and offer counts in the sources we checked, so no rate is shown.1

Sources

Every figure on this page links to one of these. A checked date is the day we read the page, not the day it was published. Labels: Published, Past cycle, Calculated from published counts, Estimate, Not published.

  1. 1
    Medical Schools Council2027-entry course profile; relevant named field sectionChecked 27 Sep 2026.
  2. 2
    Brunel University of LondonChecked 26 Sep 2026 (from an earlier research capture).
  3. 3
    Medical Schools CouncilCourse information and named requirements sectionsChecked 27 Sep 2026.

Data checked 27 September 2026. Missing figures are shown as not published, never as zero or a guess.

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